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by smeagull 4y ago
Ugh. Links are meant to live forever.
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by smeagull 4y ago
ASD love doing that too. I think they got it from the Americans.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Netflix only, and I'm looking to get rid of it. Actually I guess Hello Fresh counts. Will probably keep that.
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by smeagull 4y ago
You don't just have to be "smart" to pick academia, you have to care about reputation a whole bunch, and you need to be able to not care about money.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Get used to throwing out food that you shouldn't eat.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Who quits their job before finding another one?
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by smeagull 4y ago
LinkedIn accounts are useless, except as a way of containing all the HR/Grind culture people.
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by smeagull 4y ago
If you wanted satellites hidden at orbits nobody knew, then having this as a delivery platform seems ideal. Who knows at what point in its orbit payloads get detached?
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by smeagull 4y ago
Does anybody know what that even means? AI generated NFTs?
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by smeagull 4y ago
I would delay sleeping to 3am, and then need to get up for real life. Over time it became a real sleep debt. So around 6 hours typically. Delaying going to sleep and getting out of bed are signs (but you need to collect many signs of ADHD t
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by smeagull 4y ago
I would delay sleeping to 3am, and then need to get up for real life. Over time it became a real sleep debt. Apologies for the late reply, HN doesn't really notify me
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by smeagull 4y ago
I doubt it. Navigation in 3D space is far more awkward than 2D. Depth is hard to get accurate, and you now have to deal with things closer to you obscuring things behind them. It's slow and awkward. Improving this space isn't depe
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by smeagull 4y ago
There are so many naysayers because there isn't a compelling use-case. How many UIs are 3D? How many people are using motion controls?
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by smeagull 4y ago
> Boo hoo, you need to spend four hours of your life to take home multiples of the median American family's income. It blows my mind how conceited some people in this industry can be, and I'm glad I don't work with them. T
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by smeagull 4y ago
Summary of the Chinese Room argument: 1. Your brain consists of two parts: The neurons, and the electro-chemical signals that flow between them (or any other partitioning for which the next is true) 2. Neither the neurons nor the electro-ch
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by smeagull 4y ago
Weirdest thing to me is that it helped me with my sleep issues. 8 hours at regular times, all of a sudden.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I'm not paying that much for an editor that runs counter to my muscle memory, just so I can use a different programming language. If a language requires some IDE to make it usable, then I put it in the same camp as Java: Hope the compe
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by smeagull 4y ago
Yeah call in two groups known for having strong unions to stop unionization, that'll work.
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by smeagull 4y ago
As far as actions go, I still think gitlab has a better CI/CD story.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Also use gitlab?
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by smeagull 4y ago
Youtube is mostly best-of-breed due to being the incumbent with network effects. They couldn't even compete well with Twitch or Spotify for their respective niches. > For reasons I don't understand, almost no one except Google
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by smeagull 4y ago
I found similar. Their documentation often refers to things that simply don't exist. Pictures of how menus used to look and no longer do. Multiple ways of doing the same thing that give slightly different results, with no real reason f
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by smeagull 4y ago
I did not expect to hear their support lauded by anyone. They prevent solutions to problems from ending up on their forums, aren't widespread enough to have solutions on stack overflow, and have documentation that is often simply inacc
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by smeagull 4y ago
It is. The lag for steam play just over wifi is insufferable. Encoding the video takes too long for latency intensive applications like video games.
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by smeagull 4y ago
So they've caught up to Apple and Amazon, and are making it easier to register a domain, something that was already incredibly simple. And they have some other products in areas that won't see the light of day for years. Cool.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I think it's stupid it got reposted, but even in 2011 this was a poor take. You don't use more capability than necessary to achieve a goal.
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by smeagull 4y ago
In my country dividends are the only part of investing in stocks that is taxed. Consider: Any value my money has is simply the belief that someday, someone else will accept it in exchange for something else.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I've done this, except it was big government. Pick your battles. Not only is it exhausting to make everything a fight, but people will appreciate it more, and be on your side more, if you pick only the important things to stand your gr
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by smeagull 4y ago
Their problem is they have too much churn and are big enough that they have trouble finding people that they would accept that haven't already been through the experience of working there.
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by smeagull 4y ago
It's really recognition that remote roles are essentially competing for people globally, so your competition is every other company hiring globally. The reason a lot of wages were lower for some cities, was a lack of competition for th

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